Lansdowne – The Silent Solace Away From The Madding Crowd

Atriya Majumdar It’s strange that very few people have ever heard about Lansdowne. This small cantonment area with its undulating plains and green hills is a place of dreams. A solitary traveler’s solace. I heard about Lansdowne from my cousin who lives in Delhi and visited Lansdowne. They praised it for its beauty, its solitude, […]

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Mishti Kotha – Bhapa Sandesh

Mishti Kotha – Bhapa Sandesh

  • Apr 25, 2020

Author: Kakali Roy Chowdhury You cannot be called a Bengali if you don’t understand how special sweets are. However, why would you buy sweets every time if you can make them at home? Here is an easy recipe for Bhapa Sandesh! Preparation Time: 45 minutes Serves: 6-8 Ingredients for Bhapa Sandesh: Cottage Cheese – 500 […]

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Ignorance Of Law

Ignorance Of Law

  • Apr 23, 2020

Author: Sraboni Mitra Ghosh Ignorance of the law or Ignorantia Jenis(Latin word) is no excuse- it is a common saying, as it’s a legal principle holding that, being unaware of the law, no person can get away with that. A common man or a lawyer borne this idea that reading a heavy book, difficult legal […]

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Oh Kolkata!!!

Oh Kolkata!!!

  • Apr 22, 2020

Author: Sunday man “ ….. the much loved, much hated but always interesting” — Desmond Doig Where … Neruda and Feluda are always on the bestseller list. Even beyond Jadavpur… Or the score in a basketball match between Ethiopia and Sudan, is of far greater interest than where the Dalal Street closed yesterday. Where… affection is doled out […]

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The Cultural Impact of Murakami’s Novels (And A Little Bit about Salvador Dali)

Author: Srimanta Mitra   I have been an avid Murakami fan for two years now. I first started reading his novels when I was in my first year of college when one day in the library I found a book with a semi-naked woman on the cover of a book authored by a man whose […]

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HOW I HANDLED MY LYMPHOMA

HOW I HANDLED MY LYMPHOMA

  • Apr 15, 2020

Author: Sunil Srivastava Let me start with a disclaimer. I am neither a qualified counsellor nor an authority on Cancer. The contents below are purely based on my personal experience and I am lucky to be able to share them. Once you know the diagnosis, don’t panic. Your anxiety and fear will rub off on […]

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Tussar Silk

Tussar Silk

  • Apr 12, 2020

The Traditional Yet Trendy Garment That Indian Women Adore Author: Sraboni Mitra Ghosh   As an Indian woman, you probably love Tussar Silk. This breathing, gorgeous fabric makes you feel like a queen. On top of everything, this fabric makes you feel so comfortable. However, there are many varieties of Tussar Silk and it is […]

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